Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, August 29, 1955, Page 10, Image 10

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    MONDAY, AUGUST 29, 1955
PAGE TEN
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
LAW OF GRAVITATION meant nothing to the juggling Cupers,
feature attraction with the Ringling Brother! and Barnum and
i 'Bailey Circus which will stage two performance! in Klamath
, Falls. Tuesday. The Cupers, shown above, are rated with the
ircu$ foremost erowd-pleasers. Tickets are on sale at Me
Conkey's Drug Store. Performances are slated for 2:15 and
8:15. p.m. .
'Greatest Show On Earth1
To Be In Klamath Tuesday
With the Hlnglinr Brothers and
Barnum and Bailey Circus due to
roll Into Klamath Falls early
Tuesday morning from Portland,
Oregon, the big show's "24-hour
men" were busy here Monday
making last minute arrangements
ior Its arrival and deployment.
These field agents of the clrcu?
ere checking the crossings on the
sidings of the Southern Pacific
' railroad, where the long steel
trains of "the greaiest show on
earth" will be unloaded.
They are also making certain
' that the streets to the show
grounds are clear for the red wag
ons, the elephants, horses, wild
animal dens and air-conditioned
cage housing the gorillas.
This route Is carefully plotted,
for several hundred heavy vehic
les will roll over It. Including the
great portable, all-steel grand
stand trucks.
The circus will exhibit Tuesday
at 3:15 and 8:15 p m. In its all
new alr-ventllatcd tent, with doors
to the big top and the menagerie
ol wild animals opening at 1 and
1 p.m.
roUR SPECTACLES
Scores ol thrilling new attrac
tions and four great spectacles.
one of which features the largest
herd of performing elephants ever
assembled, are in store for circus
fans Uils year,
"Holidays," most glittering of
the four extravaganzas In the 1935
edition, presents a glorious kaleid
oscope of colors, costumcry and
lavish floats. Hundreds of human
and animal artists participate In
the pageant dedicated to the fes
tive days on the American calen
dar. Nearly 200 tons of elephants ap
pear In the niagnilicent spectacle
"Mama's in the Park," an utterly
chRrmlng fnntasy In which bon
netted behemoths air trumpeting
offspring in gigantic baby carri
ages. To stage this massive pro
duction. John Ringling North im
ported 20 new baby elephants from
India and added to his already
vast adult herd.
The aerial spectacle this yeiir
features bevies of sultry beauties
revelling on high In a romantic
aura of South Pacific charm.
Beautiful Pinlto del Oro Is the
central figure of a stunning .sky
ballet whirling lo the lilting strains
ol "On Honolulu Bay."
The stirring patriotic finale, en
titled "Rainbow 'Round the World"
brings a final riot of color and
beauty to North's latest entertain
ment triumph.
In addition to producing the
four enchanting spectacles, North
composed all the music for them.
He also has brought a host of new
acts to thrill and amaze spectators
this year.
Outstanding among these are
the death slide by Tukeo Usui on
a wire stretching from the ground
lo the apex of the big top. and
Delia Canestrclll, who performs a
thrilling high ladder and rolling
globe number.
The Cordons, masters of the
long' whips; Evy Karoly, Hungar
ian bareback sensation; the Se
guras, superb springboard spe
cialists; the Marllex, place spin
ners and Jugglers; the Naukos,
unicycle Junipers; Octave D e
Jonghe's handsome hunting dogs;
Attllana, Spanish wire queen; the
Oliveras, high wire acrobats; the
Adanos, achieving unbelievable
juggling feats, and the Carmenas
in hand-to-hnnd and head balanc
ing, are among other brand new
attractions appearing In America
lor tho first time.
Held over by popular request
are the Three Nocks, Swiss strat
osphere artists, who perform chill
ing feats on high swaying masts.
The Palacios, Sabrcjcts and Fal
cons, world-famous flying troupes,
are displaying new aerial artistry.
Pinlto del Oro; Josephine Bero-
sinl, high wire ballet mistress; the
Rlxos and Alfred Burton, spectac
ular equilibrists; Logano, aerial
contortionist; Miss Mara, trapeze
heel-catch marvel; the juggling
Cupers; and Evy and Everto, wiz
ards of the anglocycle. again ap
pear ill their distinctive acts.
Delaware retains the whipping
post as a punishment of cVini!
inals under a law enacted in 1711.1
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Here it is only Monday . . . and already Sofeway offers you a lineup of special reduced prices.
In addition to every day low prices on every item at Safeway, we now bring you special reduced prices on many
items every day of the week at Safeway.
3.8 Milk rE? 2-45- 45c Bread
' I Mrs. Wright's White or whole
wheat. Save 2c ea. loaf Lge. If.
26'
Ver""' - - 69c Green Beans "2 - 25c
Cake Mix " 79 Corn 10c
Crisco wfc--79c Pork & Beans 3 - 50'
Baby Food " ' " " J 4 29c Table Syrup 31 c
1 Highway Brand tf i" T C I Torpedo, grated
Applesauce, 15c lunafisn
Prune Juice "'" " 27c Cheese Spread Y" S1 69c
Save
up to 30c on
Xitchen Craft
Finest Quality .
Enriched Flour
Chun
5t
FLOUR
15c off
10-lb, bog
82c -.2.14
4.28
30c off
50-lb. bag
Sensational Values at SAFEWAY on
"U.S.D.A. Choice" Beef
Full-Cut, Bone In
Just the tenderest center cuts only of
closely trimmed, well-aged beef. Try
'em chicken fried or Swiss style.
79
lb.
"U.S.D.A. Choice" Beef Tender Boneless Cut
Sirloin Tip Steak - 89c
Rump Roast U S D A CHOICt ' T,nJer ' Bo Ib. 98c
Ground Beef ,00' a'""'i " F"h D,il' ,k 39c
Boiling Beef u s o A CH0,a ' T"""' " Cu,,lb. 15c
Beef Pot Roast "uccv. 45c A m CZ 59c
69c
Dubuque Canned
PICNICS
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Sliced Canadian
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Center ol V'
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Here's the finest in conned picnics.
They're Sudor 3Vl
Cured - Ib.
Flavorful CO.
Cottage Butts
Chicken Pies
Fish Sticks Cop,oin '
Boneless
1 to 2 lbs. each
249
49c
ox. pie 29C
Manor House Froxen
' 8-0!
Choice Froxen fresh Jr
10-ox. pkg.tfJjC
NUCOA
All Pure Margarine ,
Mb. pkg. yc
DOG FOOD
Playfair Brand
Can
9c
BAYER
Aspirin Tablets
Box 12'
13c
BLEACH
Snowy Powdered
Pkg,
45c
HASH
Mary Kitchen Roast
Beef can
37c
LIBBY
Canned Tomato Juice
46-ax. can
29c
BEEF STEW
tan 39C
Haley Flovorfu
COLGATE
y Tube J3C
TOWELS
Each roll 2QC
Tooth Paste
Econom
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PEAR
Prices in this od are in effect- through
Wednesday, August 31, We reservt
the right to limit quantities.
Bartletts
28-lb.
box
Prunes
Grapes
Seedless Thompsons
2 ibs. 29'
Italian Famous
for flavor and
quality
2
.98'
Corn
Sweet-Local Grown
Doz.
Ears
49'
Tomatoes5"""'"'""""'""'" 19c
Cantaloupe r-' 7c
Watermelons cr.4c Wn
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Peaches 17c
Blackberries 2-39c '"-2.29
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7 ox. pkg. J
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Powder Detergent fft
37 ox. pkg.
OXYDOL
Woshday Detergent 0
19-ox. pkg-OlC
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Washday Detergent Q
Giant pkg. QjQ
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So Mild and Gentle
mi-ox. pkg. o I C
COMFORT
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Toilet Tissue
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